The_Facts

This is Joseph, the grandpa of Jotaro, not actually Jotaro. If you read properly, you'll see in one of the previous paragrapghs Jotaro told the MC to say everything in the manga so that Jotaro doesn't have to explain himself.

If this is a translation, could be the weird chinese inches or something.

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The picture I took was just the first one I searched, the one you took had the word alleged in it, how is that not alleged. Also, you are being too literal with what you think the law was passed for in a place like China, it doesn't matter if Buddhism is the main part of the law, the strict nature of their government in a desire to keep order of a massive country means that even loose cases such as 'reincarnating into xianxia' could be viewed in a bad light because while not the focus of the reincarnation ban, it edges close to it. You are talking like the rule was actually made in regards to only buddist reincarnation claimers, which is pretty naive, and I hope no politicians come along to shatter your world view. As it stands, there have been some Chinese stories that have a Buddhist reincarnation or beginner Buddhist becoming Buddha, or some xianxia equivalent, and the correlation between Buddha reincarnating in Xianxa and Regular dude reincarnating into Xianxia is only defined by what the author of those stories writes, thus a censoring of reincarnation either by the author, publishing site or actual government oversight into online media could be the reason, to nip the problem in the bud. Laws are not one for one, multiple things can be illegal or discouraged for one law that targets one thing. Why would any chinese author want to tempt fate and get accused of doing something wrong when the alternative is just do something that has no troubling connections involved.

Gold is shiny

Healing with yin? How are you going to do that?

It's why for bone reinforcements they can only use some kinds of metals, for example regular iron will rust in your body probably, while something like gold wouldn't. I think they use Titanium or an alloy of it for reinforcement plates for bone breaks.

Metal poisoning I think, or the v1 core might have been radioactive and not palladium

You just said it, the mother tiger raises them for 2 to 3 years instead of just eating them. That's all you need to understand

I've never seen a cahoter, so I'll take your word for it.